Rounded to the nearest whole number text size?

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• Digital indicator rounded to the nearest whole number

  I have a digital indicator for a 2D double table, and when I play with the display Format in the properties of the indicator, I can adjust to show the 3 digits of precision. However on the indicator, I find myself just get something like 1548.000. However, it did not make sense to me that this number would not have some amount of non zero decimal places, and when I probe the wire table 2d, enter the flag during the race, I can see that the number should actually be something like 1548.315... Is there a rounding adjustment when I checked that I can't find? (The indicator is set to U16) Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Colin

  Of course I answered my own question as soon as I post. I realized that I wrote that the indicator is U16 that that was my problem, change to the dual representation to be fixed. Sorry for this pointless topic.

• Rounded to the nearest number integer question

  I have a calculation script that sometimes returns a decimal result. How to create a script that would be around this decimal up to the next whole number? Someone has an idea?

  You can use the function Ceil FormCalc. For example,.

  Form1.Page1.NF::exit - (FormCalc, client)

  $.rawValue = Ceil (nf)

  Steve

• How to round to the nearest dollar total?

  I have a form that multiplies the number of items per $6.07 but I need the total to round to the nearest dollar. I formatted the total field to be whole and entire selected tab link, who works to give up the hundred in total, but is not helping round up. I suspect that a script is required to achieve this. How can I write this script?

  Thanks for your help.

  You will want to use the Ceil function, which returns the next higher whole number expression, therefore;

  Ceil (table2. Row8.eight * 6.07)

  Just note that it will be only for positive numbers, if you have to deal with negative numbers (perhaps a refund), then you will need to use the Floor function.

  Concerning

  Bruce

• number rounded to the nearest integer in Excel

  Hello everyone.

  I use an entry in the file of worksheet to export my Excel (csv format) table, but it rounds the number to the nearest integer.

  

  How can I solve this problem?

  My VI is uploadet

  Thanks in advance

  Orlando

  
  

• the font for Normal text size

  I'm working on an HTML Help system that uses a standard theme template and style sheet. I use a style called 'Normal' for most of the text. The police is currently being Verdana, Regular, size Small, which is very nice for my old eyes. However, I notice that it is so great that the fonts used in other online help systems (for example, online help for RH6). I tried to move to the X-small size, but it is much too small. After a little experimentation, Verdana 11 points looks all right, at least on my screen. My question is this: what is the difference between the system of small-medium-large to measure fonts and the fonts measurement points system? Font sizes appear differently on different monitors of size and resolution? And is there a rule for what font size is the most readable? (I'm familiar with it for printing, not so much for online.)

  Thank you, Ben. I went on the website of W3C and got some good information. Sounds like it is preferable to use the xs, sm, m, l, xl font sizes, because users can automatically adjust these by selecting their "privileged" font size (in IE, select the size in the menu of the Page). Font style in pts not resize when the user changes its settings.

  I'm still not convinced that I have the right answer, though. There are so many variables to consider (size screen, resolution, type of browser, the browser settings) compared to the good old print WYSIWYG...

• rounding to the nearest of the comma

  I have these values

  35.2

  35.3

  35.4

  35.5

  35.7

  35.8

  35.9 36.0

  I'm looking for some index 35.74 closet in my table. (which is index 4).

  I used the function ' round toward close "and he gave me 36.

  which is index 7.

  What other ways to get the right index finger?

  Try the table 1 d threshold.

  

  It is worth noting that you'll need a table sorted as in your example.  If it's just a simple explanation for a broader context, you may need something more sophisticated.

• Round the number to the nearest million

  Hi all
  I have numbers like $1000000, $12000000, $13989098 on my report.
  
  Now the requirment is I want to see these numbers to round to the nearest million.
  
  for example:
  
  1) $1000000 should be listed as $1.00 M
  2) $12000000 must appear as $12.00 M
  (3) $ must be 13989098 $13.98 M
  
  Please suggest me a way to get the thing working above.
  
  Thanks in advance...

  You can use something like the formula below:

  CONCAT (CAST ("Table name".- ("(" Column name "/ 100000 as TANK (100)), am")

  -Laurence.

• How time rounding up to the nearest half an hour?

  Hi all

  I have already received excellent and very competent assistance in these forums and hope to have this problem be solved, so...

  The Setup is a built in Acrobat 9.1.3 Acroform

  This concerns a situation where the user between a 'start' and 'end' time for a given event and the result is calculated in a decimal number - this does not work properly.

  The issue is having the time calculated to round to the nearest half-hour, making the number decimal either x.0 x.5

  Thanks in advance

  / Morten

  In this case, you can use the code in my first post. It does exactly that.

• How can I LOCK my text size chosen because he seems to have a mind of your own

  I am on Windows 7 and does not reach my chosen text size,

  Hello Alan,.

  There are 2 different things. First, you must set your display to 125% resolution. To do this, go to control panel, click display and when that opens a new window, click on the left menu, "set text size custom (PPP). That should save your custom DPI setting @ 125% (or whatever you set it to).

  The second parameter is more problematic and is something that you must define in each application which can be a problem for you. I have a similar problem with my desktop computer and need to set my monitor HD @ 150% to be able to clearly see the text. The problem is that many applications are not "DPI aware", which means that they don't adjust automatically for screens high definition.

  To work around this problem, right click on an icon on the desktop and select Properties. When this window opens, select the Compatibility tab in the top row.  Scroll the list of the boxes until the last of them and mark, 'turn off the staggering high DPI settings display', then click on apply, OK and OK.

  Try and let me know how you fare.

  Kind regards

  BearPup

• I would like to print the links as plain text that is not underlined or in a different font and color.

  I have created a page with my resume, using Dreamweaver CS4 on my iMac (OS x 10.6.6)  You can see the page here: http://www.peterforkes.com/Resume.html

  
  

  It looks a lot when he is on the screen, but when I print I want links to not be underlined and also display in the same font (and color) of the surrounding text (a link is largely unnecessary on a piece of paper, is it it shows don't not the URL).

  So, I created a style sheet called 'print.css' and have this in it:

  a: link {}

  text-decoration: none;

  }

  In my html (Resume.html) document, I have this code at the top:

  < link href = "_css/Resume.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" media = "screen" / > "

  < link href = "_css/Print.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" media = "print" / > "

  Now, things such as the graphics in my document don't print (this is how I want) but links seems to do unexpected things for me.  As I said, when I print page I would that they:

  (a) print not with a underscore (which I expect the above code snippet to do).

  (b) I want to be the same as the text surrounding the link color (I have links to several places such as < h2 > < h3 > and < p >).

  (c) I want the link to have the same font and text size in the text that surrounds it.

  Any help is always appreciated.

  Peter A. Forkes

  You have solved a: link, but you can print the page with the tag in link or visited state if you require cover both.

  In http://www.peterforkes.com/_css/Print.css

  change

  a: link {}
  text-decoration: none;
  }

  TO

  a: link, a: visited {}

  Color: #333;
  text-decoration: none;
  }

• Round the percentage to a whole number

  Hello

  I'm still pretty new to perform calculations of script and thereby an individual seems a bit more complex for me.

  I am trying to determine the difference in percentage between 2 numbers and display the percentage as a whole number. Logically my calculation looks like

  (numericField1 - numericField2 / numericField1 * 100)
  (e.g. 1000-850 / 1000 * 100 = 15%)

  I need help with my math and especially round the % to an integer. I wouldn't have all of the answers posted as 22.66666%

  The code below is somethig I tried

  Event.Value = roundNumber ((this.getField (numericField1) .value - this.getField ("numericField2t") .value) / this.getField (numericField1) .value, 2) + "%";
  
  function roundNumber (num, dec) {}
  var result = Math.round(num*Math.pow(10,dec))/Math.pow(10,dec;)
  return the result;

  Any advice would be great!

  Adobe is actually this really simple for you.  If you use a numeric field to display the result, the display for the field template will control the way number.  You can set a percentage pattern:"num{zzzz9.99%}" to control how many digits will be displayed, and how many digits will be important beyond the decimal point.  If there is more than numbers, Adobe will automatically complement number.  In the attached example, I used the boss

  "{zzzz9 %} num" to ensure that only a whole number will be displayed.  Adobe uses the normal rounding rules: 0-4 rounds down, 5 to 9 rounds.

  In addition, the percentage will automatically multiply the value in the field by 100, so you don't need to do it in your script.

  For the attached example, I added your script FormCalc calculation to Calculate the result field event.  The script is now simply:

  (NumericField1 - NumericField2) / NumericField1

  Adobe takes care of the rest.

• display too large on / off. Zoom, text size all the normal value, how do I get screen to fit within the monitor _

  already checked the themes of office/customization, dpi resolution, text size, appearance, zoom... know not how to fix, it is a (shared) unit and can not say that everything has been done to the system, know that I tried to upgrade to vista sp2 but updated (recommended) is obsolete!  HELP, PLEASE

  Go to the website of the manufacturer of your computer/laptop > drivers and downloads Section > key in your model number > look for the latest Vista drivers > download/install them.

  Then:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-AU/Windows-Vista/change-screen-resolution

  Change the screen resolution

  Screen resolution refers to the clarity of the text and images on your screen. At higher resolutions, items appear sharper. They appear also smaller, so more items adapted to the screen. At lower resolutions, fewer items adapted to the screen, but they are larger and easier to see. At very low resolutions, however, images may have serrated edges.

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  https://support.Microsoft.com/OAS/default.aspx?PRID=13014&Gprid=582034&St=1

  Free unlimited installation and compatibility support is available for Windows Vista, but only for Service Pack 2 (SP2). This support for SP2 is valid until August 30, 2010.

  Microsoft free support for Vista SP2 at the link above.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Question about the BOROUGH a number to the nearest quarter

  Hi all

  Please forgive me if I am not posting this at the appropriate place, but I do not know what area he could enter (script, Javascript, Designer...) and the Acrobat Scripting forum seemed as good one place as any.

  I have the field that allows a user to enter a number with 2 decimal places 2-digit. (i.e. 12.30 or 9.78 until 24.00.) This field corresponds to the hours in a day). What I would like is to "round" the quarter of an hour. As an example, if a person enters:

  22.15 - the field would round up to 22.25

  9.78 - the field would round down to 9.75

  12.10 - the field would round down to 12:00

  .15 - would round up a.25

  .96 - would turn to 1.00

  .01 a.24 - would round up a.25

  Essentially, any number that they take place in this field (until 24:00) would be around in an appropriate manner.

  I looked at the ROUNDING FormCalc function and DATE / hour, but it doesn't look like one of those that would allow me to do what I have to do. I guess, that it should be in JavaScript, but yet again, I'm not sure.

  If someone can point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated, and if all goes well, I explained to him what I want to do it properly.

  Jon

  Here is an example of code that I wrote to round a number (x) to the nearest quarter (nouveaux_x):

  var x = 22.15;
  var rounded_x = Math.floor (x);
  var x_nouveaux;

  If (x-rounded_x<=0.125) new_x="rounded_x;" 0="" -="" 0.125="" round="" down="" to="">
  ElseIf (x-rounded_x<=0.375) new_x="rounded_x+0.25;" 0.125="" -="" 0.375="" round="" to="">
  ElseIf (x-rounded_x<=0.625) new_x="rounded_x+0.5;" 0.375="" -="" 0.625="" round="" to="">
  ElseIf (x-rounded_x<=0.875) new_x="rounded_x+0.75;" 0.625="" -="" 0.875="" round="" to="">
  else x_nouveaux = rounded_x + 1; 0,875 - 1,00 round up to 1

  Edit: improved code...

• Dynamic text for the JS CS4 sorta block size

  I play with the idea of ranking by size of the text boxes based on the text I want to put in it. What I hope is that someone will respond with an actua existiing function that does this.

  For example, the GraphicLabel script.

  I want the text block just big enough to fit in the name of the graphic file.

  I can come close, putting the file name string in a variable and by entering the length. Then I multiply that my a certain number of points. But it's only for exact most, due to the width of different typefaces. It's rough I mean.

  Are there somehting I can do to get it closer. Like a stitch length, or something?

  myDoc var = app.activeDocument;
  var myTF = myDoc.textFrames [0];
  var myViewPr = myDoc.viewPreferences;
  var myHM = myViewPr.horizontalMeasurementUnits;
  var myVM = myViewPr.verticalMeasurementUnits;
  myViewPr.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.millimeters;
  myViewPr.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.millimeters;

  so that {(myTF.overflows)
  var myBounds = myTF.geometricBounds;
  myBounds [3] += 1;
  myTF.geometricBounds = myBounds;
  }

  myViewPr.horizontalMeasurementUnits = myHM;
  myViewPr.verticalMeasurementUnits = myVM;